Annoyed Debugger

The Annoyed Debugger is a command-line tool used by developers to troubleshoot code issues. When a program crashes or behaves unexpectedly, the debugger helps locate the problem by pausing the program at specific points, examining variables, and understanding the program's state. Think of it as a professional inspection that pauses the digital process, allowing developers to step through code, identify errors, and fix bugs efficiently. It’s especially useful for diagnosing complex issues that aren’t obvious from the output alone, providing precise control and insights during software development and maintenance.